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•MI ■ ■ - I I X 1 * — • * '&«>.• — - r - ' * » ’ • > « j ^ f V i G e t t in g H ig u .— The Rev. John Pierpont, tells how it is done, as fol low s :— The sturdy oak full many o cup Doth h«*!d up to the sky T o catch the min, then drinks it up, And,thus the oak gets high — By having water in its cups; And so must you and I. / M r s . S w if s h e l m on D an cin g . , One curious fact w e have observed with regard to dancing.— This is, the more deeply, a chnrch or individual professor is steeped in the spirit of money grabbing or intemperance, the greater is the ab horrence o f dancing. This appears to be a kind, o f convenient scapegoat on which the yins o f ijie congregation are laid, that they may be borne to the wilderness. Let the preacher at any time submit to a gag which shall, on some special accasioo, forbid his opening his month for the dumb, or reproving a1 wealthy distiller, or fat usurer, who grinds the poor to pay the pew rent, and forthwith w e get a fresh anathema on dancing. Show us a wealthy deacon’s wife who will haggle with a widow to get washing done for twelve and a half cents a dozen, and then pay her in trade, or give her two dimes ami four coppers for txvonty-five cents, and we will show you one who will take a spasm over the iniquities o f a cotillion. We never knew the rule to fail, and have, watched its workings for so long that whenever any one begins a lecture on dancing we sus pect him or her of being a worshipper o f mammon. Old Christian in his long journey danced for jo y , but the man with the muck rake was too.busy. Nothing appears better calculated to contend with the hard, money-loving spirit of our age than music and dancing. It tends to melt the hard crust which the dust of ledgers forms around the hearts o f our people, and thre is no place to which we should go with a subscription paper, for charitable objects, with more hope o f success than a social p?uty where . all were dancing to the music of two * .. ___ good violins and a trombone.*— P itts burg Visitor, 0 ^ V ictor H u g o estimate* the annual cost o f maintaining the standing armies o ^ of E u rope at five hundred millions of dollars.. This outlay would, in a veiy few years, pay ofl every national debt of Europe. In a few yems more, it would, if wisely expended, so equalize the popu lation o f the globe, by agreut system of emigration, that every man might have a fair opportunity Vo earn a competence by his labor. In a levV moie, it would place educational systems on suchaba- sis and with such a scope, that the sub stance o f all ihe important knowledge in the possession o f mankind might be imparted to all. In a iexv- years more, the area, o f civilization and Christianity might be enlarged, till it embraced the habitable earth, and Christendom would mean the W o r ld . But the wisdom to administer so large a sum for any hut diabolic purposes, has not yet appeared among men. A n O l d S a l t — Capt. Tucher an old East Indiaman, often elicited remarks from his acquaintances on his appear ance, as he invariably'kept his ‘ oauti- cals’ on in port as well as at sea. On one occasion, while in Bombay, a friend, eyeing his pea-jacket and sou’-wesler, said ;— 1 Captain, why. don’ t you spruce up while in pent }* ‘ O h ,’ said the Captain, ‘ nobody knows me here.’ * T h e ship in due course of time arriv ed in Boston harbor, and the Captain, sauntering upNhe wharf in his old duds, was met by a friend who asked him the same question, ‘ Oh, my dear fellow,* was the reply, * everybody knows me here.’ G a r d e n W a l l s op G lass . — Charles E w ing, a gardiner in Anglesea, Eng., has conceived the idea of constructing garden walls o f glass and iron only,— T h e plan is to have iron uprights firmly fixed into the ground, and faced with glass on both sides, the space between the tw o faces being occupied by trees planted and trained in the usual way.— T h e glass is all movable, so that perfect ventulation as well as perfect shelter, is secured. NEW FALL GOODS. N 0W IS THE TIM E! S t o r e —N o . 3 8 S e n e c a s t . , A RE receiving their Fall Goods, and.their stock is now myeh larger than they have heretofore offered for inspection, and at prices that cannot but insure their sale. They are in hopes by keeping a very large assortment of Goods in thtfrlinc, and by making their prices very low, to increase their trade, and make it e more profitable to them selves S h a w l s ! and S h a w l s ! ! custom ers, and wtih that view they • have bought largely, nnd have marked them at a very small per cent above cost, and they feel confident that nil who will honor them with a c u U | A an 1 inspect their goods, will become s*fe- fied such is the case. By luck in purchasing, they hove it in their power to offer more rare bargains than evei before, and ask it us a favor that all who wish to purchase cheap and good Goods will give them a call. Their stock consists of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Mattings, &c. Geneva, Sept. 20, 1851. 83 AND H e r e is t h e P l a c ^ ! ! » AT THE GENEVA SAVINGS STORE, TO BUY C H E A P U K ¥ G O O D S . EXCITEMENT. Now in this choop enlightened age, When Curroll’s Goods am all the rage, Let’s hasten to the New Cheap Stoic, The rush ingrowing mote and more : Their trad** is driving brisk and strong, And G»od* are goifig for n song : T HE GREAT RUSH ol the Geneva Savings ! Goods IV the million, great and small, Store is accounted lor in this way : people ! From MCercliiefup to mammoth Shawl; IT. READ WHAT FOLLOWS! A n d b e lieve it. I find that 1 must leave my present Busi ness , in order to recover my health. have concluded to soli my entire stock of Good*, at or near cost, and in some instances below ii, which will give my customer*, and the public generally, tho beat op portunity <»f purchasing Cloths, Ciasimeres, Vostings, Shirts, &c., &c., at great bargains, by tho largo or smn II quantity, as well as a selection from the largest slock of Home Mannfaciured Clothing in Gehnvn. My whole omirc stock w ill he sold without reserve. I will add that my Full Purchase hud bc*» made, and the goods in the store before I had made up my mind to go out of business, consequently l offer a large and fresh $t«»rk. Mr. CRAWFORD and other good Cutters will attend tin? Cutting Department as usual, nnd Q|l Garments made to order, in a superior style. Those'indehted will confer a particular favor by calling and settling their accounts. WILLIAM JUD30N. Geneva, Oct, 24, 1851. F O R S A L E , T HE residence of Lieut.J. W S wift , beautifully situated on the hank of Seneca Lake,in the south part of the village o f Gene- . Fur terms arid other particulars, apply to KIDDER & BRADFORD. Geneva, Dee. 3,1851. 9*2 Store is accounted lor in this way: people icitl go where they can buy C heapest ; and the undersigned having just returned from the&Hy of New York, where the heavy pressure in the Money Market enabled him to purchase ut low prices, unparralleld in (he history o f trade, he can sell, and means to sell, as cheap as the chep- est. He does not come out with a flourishing Handbill, advertising to sell below cost, but he does say that he will eel! goods of the same quality , as cheap us those who advertise to sell below cost. $ 3 -Call and satisfy yourselves of his exten sive and rich nssortment., at No. 34 Water St., Geneva. Opposite the Tem p eraiace H o u se. A. W. D1TMARS. Geneva, Nov. 19, 1851. 90 B I S S E L L ’ S N e w , C h e a p , W h o lesale & R e t a i l SASH GROCERY STORE Corner o f W n lcr n:i<] Castle sis.) Opposite the Temperance Bouse. T HE subscriber lmsjusi opened a new and extensive stock of Groceries, ’such ns Sugars, Molasses, Teas, Coffees, &c., and every variety in his.line, which has just been putchase.d in New York, at the lowest Cash Prices, and will be sold ut the slightest sh do above cost. Ilia facilities for purchasing New Goods are fat better than most traders possess; nnd lie will receive NEW STOCK, by Railroad, direct from the city, every few days. He respectfully invitee a call from purchasers eotifidenttlmthe cansuitall tastes.both in qualjn and price. BISSELL. Geneva, September 22. 1851. $ va L a n d f o r S a l e . HE subscriber offers for sale, or inoxebange for land in this vici nity, the following described tract of land, to wit: Lot No. 8, in Pine Grove township, Warren county, Pa,, containing 425 acres of land, about 60 acres of which is im proved; and a good log-house and frame-barn erected thereon. It will he sold together, or in lots to suit purchasers. Enquire of K idder & B radford , or of JOHN SM11H, Geneva. April 30,*51. [Pultney *t. F O B S A L E . GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, fronting on Geneva st.,the lot extending back to Gene see st. About 50 fruit trees, of * ■ many choice varieties, and in a tliritty con dition, are on the place. , Enquire o f Dr. D. 0. C rane . 81 ’Geneva, April 30. 1851. ____________________ N E W GOODS* A T i he W A T E R S T . C H E A P C A S H V A R I E T Y S T O R E , A* Water st. is becoming the Emporium ftir cheap goods of all kinds, the subscriber lias re. no wed his stock of D r y Goods., B r o a d c lo t h s , C a s s i- m e r e s . S a tin e ts, Ac* ^ G R O C E R l E S o f ull kind*; Nails by the keg or pound ; Cutlery i Crockery and Glass Ware; And offers the same to tho public, at the cheap est rates for cash and ready pay. He prefers the nimble sixpence to tho slow shilling, and small profits wit It ready'poy, to large prices wilhslow -pay, or xvhat is often worse, no pay. [A f e w doors south o f his old stand , in a three story brick building. BRICK and SAND, forbuilding and pavingconstantly on hand,and fersale asabove, O ct.29, 1851. VRO M AN BECKER. DYEING FOR THE PUBLIC! flU I E subscriber hereby gives notice to the JL Ladies nnd Gentlemen of Geneva, and tlio On liahd » splendid stock they keep, At prices *» amazingcheap, That young ami old ull join the race, And cry out Carroll’s Store’s the place. W . C A R R O L L & CO. H AVE just returned from New York with a large and well selected stock <>f Staple and F a n c y D r y Goods, for the Full trade. Among other Goods may bo found an excellent assortment of DRESS GOODS, Such as black and colored Silks, Poplins, Mer. inos.Paramettns,Coburg*, Alpacas, black.change able, and plain Alpaca Lust res, DeLanes, Cush- mere'-. Ginghams Print*. &c-, &c. L o n g and Square S h a w ls.’ D omestic G oods ..— Blenched-and brown Sheet ings, lower than they have ever been offered in1 this market; Mariner Stripes, Drills; Ticking, plain, twilled, Salisbury, and Canton Flannel; Woolen Yarn, Hosiery, Gloves, tStc. R a i l w a y C hain H o rse P o w e r and O v e rshot Thresher & Separator. ( y The subscriber have obtained from i ; M isssrs . W heeler ,M e u c k & C o ,, o f A lbany , ! an agency for the sale of their celebrated A f l M T R i L WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT THEIR ALBANY PRICES, adding transportation. Tg^ME t w o H o rse Maclaines are well MILLINERY GOODS o f every variety. Con*tnn.ly on hand a Imge stock o f P e f l l l i r ’S Goc<3S) Y a n k e e N o t i o n s ^ G o l d anti calculated for large farmers, and those G i l t J e w e l r y , at N. York wholesole prices, who make a business of threshing. They are consisting in part of Lace*, Edgings, Gloves, light and compact, so that the whole is conven- tioaievy, Shawls, Handkerchief*,* Cravats, Rib- iently carried on one wagon with two horses, bon*.Suspender*. Elastics, Tape*, Needles, Pin* the weight being about 2,000 pounds. Buttons, Comb*, Hooks ancKSyes, Scissors, Raz. | The V i b r a t i n g S e p a r a t o r divides and ors. Straps, Brushes, Clocks, Table Linen, carries the straw entirely clear from the grain, Cutlery, Gold nnd Gilt Jewelry, Hall and Elton’s leaving the grain in the best possible condition Tea and Table Spoon), Butter Knives, Plated I # cleaning. Good*, Ac., Hair Oil, Perfumery, Pocket Books. | This machine, with from three to five hand*, Purses, Port Monr.aies, together with a great | will thresh from one to two hundred bushels o f variety o f other Goods, too numerous to mention. • wheat per day, or twice that quantity of oats. Our stock of Pedlar’s Goods having been selected i T l i e o n e H o r s e M a c l a i n e s , with . I , , -i, ii i • ... . 1 . M o rtgage Sale. Default has been made In me pnym'ciit of III* moneys secured by a mortgage executed by Samntil Williams, mid Lnul.-a his wife, to Alcthca Densmorc, bearing date Hie fourteenth day of November, A. D. 193H, nnd recorded in tho Ontario County Clerk's office, October 1st, IMO, at 5 o'clock l» M., Hi Liber 42 of Mortgage*, ol folio 2*24—which mortgage has been duly assigned by the sold Alelbca Pcusmore, by on Instrument In writ log hearing date June 23 to the undersigned, of the town ut Uopewcll In said county of Ontario, who Is now ilia owner thereof, and I* of ami upon the follow ing described premises, as they are described In said mortgage to wit; “ All tltat certain piece or parcel of land situate In the town of Ilopowcll, In the county of Ontario, btirtg iJtose certain parte of lot number sixty- eight, In .township number ten, in the second range of townships which were allotted nnd set off to the said Louisa Williams, In tho partition of Zlmr) Densmore among the heirs at law, in August. 3835, by Thomas Otiley, John Tallman and Otis Whitney, commissioners ill partition; leferrcnce being hod to the report on file in Ihu office of the clerk of the county of Ontario. The *nmo is designated as allottment number three of the whole thereof.\ The amount claimed to boiJuo thereon at the first publication of this notice, (Dec. 24, 1851) Is two hundred and one dollars and eight cents, and no mil or proceeding Itas been Instituted to recover the same, or any part thereof. J f v t t c * Is therefore hereby given that by virtue of a power of sale contained in said mortgage, and in pursuance of the statute In such cose made and provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises at Public Auction, at the FrnnkUn House itept by Asa Gardner. In the village of Geneva, New York, on the eighteenth day of March, A. I)., 3852, at two o’clock in the afternoon Dated Geneva, Dec. Id. 1851. CHARLES DENSAJORE, E dgar H. H urd , Assignee. Geneva, N.Y., Att’y. 1095wl2 << u <« it «< t< list R e c e ived ) a fresh supply o f Gold and Silver Levers, Anchor Escapements, Lepine Watches, Fob and Vest Chains,forGents. ChatleJains, for Ladies, A1 varieties, at 89 ____________________ E, BARNARD’S, P h y s ic i a n ’ s Cases. F ROM JULES HAUL'S celebrated establish- merit, for sale at low prices, nt H. PARMELEE’S 65 Drug and Chemical Store. with a view to meet tho wants o f Pedlars, and having had a long experience in this department, wo are able to supply Vediars end Dealers at lower rates than at any other store west of New York City. • Plesse call and examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Goods freely shown. Remember the NEW CHEAP STORK, two doors North of the Post Office, Water st .Geneva. Sept. 10, 1851. _________________3J__ - N O T IC E i T o the D r y Goods M e r c h a n ts o C e n tral & W e s tern Slew Y o r k . l . & €#© • ’ IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No 12 Cortland street , (opposite the National and Western Hotels) and extending through to No. 13 Dey street, NEW YORK, I NVITE the attention of the Merchants of Central and Western Netv York, to one of the most extensive stocks of French, English, German, Belgian and American Dry Goods to befouridin New York city, of thoir own Im portation, and direct from Manufacturers and their agents, nt the very lowest, market price. Our stock will be kept full at all seasons o f the year, and will include a full assortment of H o s iery a n d G loves, two or three hands, will thresh about half that quantity. They also thresh and separate clover chaff from the straw, very fast, and perfectly. The One Horse Power is extensively used by large dairymen, for churning and for sawing- wood, cutting feed, See. ALBANY PRICES; Two Horse Power, Thresher and SHpdrator, with bunds, and all appurtenances, $145 00 One Horse, do. do. ]Q0 00 Do. do. do. geared for churning,driving, cross-cut saw and grindstone, Clover Huller, Feed Cutter, Circular Saw Mill, (24 inch saw.) [GT The above machines aro all warranted to work to the entire satisfaction of the pur. chaser, and they may be returned within sixty days from the time they are received, and the purchase money, if paid, will be refunded- J. S. & H. C. PROUTY, 08 No. 30 & 32 Water street Geneva, June, 1651. i 32 00 23 00 26 P0 00 35 Connty o f Oialarco, fliirrognic'w Court, i s i In tho matter of rite application of the Ad.) mmistrator. &c., of Israel L. Crittenden, a | ' creditor of KortescUo VV. Crltiendcu, late of , Seneca, deceased, to have tile real estate of f thesaid Forlescut W. Crittenden mortgaged, I leased, or sold for the payment of fils debts J An order having heretofore been duly made on the op- plication of William Johnson, lire acting Administrator of Israel L. Crittenden, deceased, a creditor of rise estate of Forteeene W. Crittenden, late of the town of Seneca, deceased, Intestate, requiring Philo Zfronsnn and Lueiue Warner, the acting Aminislrolors of tho estate of the taid Intestate, personally to lie and appear in/life Court on tills day, to show cause why they should not be required to mortgage, lease or sell the real estate of tire said intes tate. for the payment of his debts; and the said A dminls- irators having appeared, and having shown no cause to the contrary, it is ordered, that nil person* interested in the estate of the said Portescue VV. Crittenden, deceased,; imcsiote. appear in this Court at the SurrogaleVOffice in tho village of Canandaigua, on theflilidayof February next, at 12 o’clock ftl„ then and there to show cause why authority should not bo given to th6 said Administrators of the estate of the said Forteecue W. Crittenden, to mortgage,* lease or sell *o much of tho real estate of the said Fortescue W Crittenden, ns shall be necessary to pay hie debts. Dated December 12,1851. 95w6 A D e a d Shot fo r Bed Bugs* fT lH E intolerable nuisance of Bed Bugs can be JL got rid of effectually, by the use o f the D E A D SH O T) a new exterminater of tremenduous power. The main agent employed in this preparation is a poisonous green rosin, which unlike a min eral in solution, is not soon rubbed off nnd wasted, but remains a long time wherever ap plied—a train of certain death—a perfect Bohon Upas to these destroyers of our nightly rest. For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. D. PLATT, 72 Druggist, &c., Geneva. T r a s h ’ s M agn e t ic O i n t m e n t . r a r HE Genuine article, for sale by 1 H. PARMF^EE. surrounding country and villages, that he con*, tinucs, at his old stand, in Senccn street, first' door east of tlm Methodist Church, the business o f q > r e g g G o o d s o f the choicest designs in D y e i n g a i i d S c o u r i n g i n a91 i t s market, WHITE GOODS, b r a n c h e s . ^ C l o t h s , C a s s i B n e r e s , V e s t i n g s , He will dye ull shades of color*, on Dresses, MERRIMACK AND COCHECO PRINTS Cloaks,Shawls, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Bonnerte. I *«• _ , T . Ribbons, Gloves, Hose. Coats. Fonts. &e. Also 1 M a u C l lC S t e r D e L a m e s , Merinos, Alpacas, DeLnines, Bombazines, Liar- j YANKEE^NOTIONS, &c., &c. egos, Coverlet Yarns; and will dye -and finish We have also the Agency of the celebrated S P L E N D I D P A T T E R N S * A NY quantity of latest and best selected styles of PAPER HANGINGS CAN NOW BE FOUND AT E . P . E A R L ’ S) n>aa W a t e r St. Mr. EARL has just returned form New York, with a stock selected by himself with great care, and at reduced prices. Common Paper from 6 to 8 cents a roll* Satins from 20 cents to 3 shillings. Bordering, both common Satins and Gold. Window Paper, Fire Prints, &c.— Hands furnished to hang the Paper if wanted. Window Sash, Blinds and Window Glass. , fcj* Call and examine. B u ilding Lots for Sale. The subscriber offers for sale 100 nesegpg Building Lots, on tlie Wadsworth im ?J1! r ft. X.4tfr t tract, in the north part of the village near the Railroad Depot. The. title to these Lots is indisputable ; and they will be <ohJ on liberal terms o f payrfient. A lso for S a le5 Thirty-Two acres of good farming land lying cn rite west side of the road leading tn theglnss factory, in pasture lots of about 5 acres each. WM. YOUNG, Geneva, Mny 13, 185 1. G3tf FOR S A L E , A FARM of 125,acressituatod l \ . a mile east o f thcoutlct of Seneca Lako on the rood running to Water loo, the former residence o f John J. Van Riper. The farm is under a good state of cultivation, has one good dwelling house two barns, and two good apple urchoids either suf. nrient for jnc family, nnd other Irutt ill abun dance. It is well furnished with living springs of good water nnd is sufficiently supplied with limber. A good view of Seneca Lake, and the village of Geneva can ho seen fro in any part of the premise* For further porticnlors enqture of tho resident, on the premises or at this office, 1047 every variety oif Wootens and Silks with boautv and taste. Especial attention will he given to Scouring, Coloring und Pressing Gain’s Coats, Pants und Vogts. Moreen Curtaiasand silk Dresses,watered. He gives a confident fssuruncc' to the public, that all work entrusted to his care, will bo per formed in a satisfactory manner. ___ * Leghorn, Straw, Tuscan .and Fancv Bonneits dved black, Slate, Drab, and Green colors. WM. SEDGWICK. Geneva, June 18th. 1851. 68tf he D w e llin g H o u s e F o r SalC) occupied by the subscriber, which there is no encumbrance. Oct. 29, 1351. 87 S. GREENE. X table.AH o f plastic work, extending about eighteen feet in front, anti ten feet wide, nnd representing a rural fete at a suburban chateau belonging to the Duke o f Saxe Coburg Gotha, the birth place o f Prince Albert, exhibited at the Crys tal Palace, has beet/* sold at auction in London for the comparatively trifling sum of S i 30. Its original cost was a- bout $4000. MUSIC! MUSIC!! H E N R Y TUCKER) m E A C H E I l OF PIANO FORTE. GUITAR, M and Organ, nnd also of Ballad Singing, would respectfully announce that ha is per- mancjitly located at the Wave.Rooms of Bulkley, Bunnell. & Co.. No. 41 Sonecu st., Geneva, where ho may be found ut all thn«** rcndy’to at tend tn call* in his profession, The most satis- factoty references given on application, Mr. T. m & iBiD W iiiBia C U T L E R Y & A G R I C U L T U R A L IM P L E M E N T S , rn HE subscribers having their stock of goods JL arranged in their NEW STORE, In W a t e r Street) opposite the Tempe rance House, and near the Steamboat landing. Their old customers and the public are in vited to call upon them, and inspect the articles they offer for sale. A general assortment of every thing in their line will beconstantly kept on hand. The prices and terms will be such as to satisfy all who will favor them with their custom; as their goods are bought under the most favorable circumstances, and tor cash. It is their intention to sell at the very lowest prices. Farmers will find a large assortment of Agricultaial instruments; Housekeepers, every thing necessary to complete a household nssortment. Store Keepers. Blacksmiths, and Wagon Makers, will have on opportunity to purchase from a very extensive assortment, which has been provided with a special view to make large sales. 0^* Timothy & Clover S<fed bought for cash J .8 . & H .C . PROUTY. Mar. 12,1551. N o s. 3 0 & 3 2 . Hoyle’s Royal Patent SWANSDOWN SEWING COTTON, the best article in use. We invite the attention of the closest buy ers for Cosh. 6 months, and short credit. March, 1^51. _________________ '_________55yl Cheap Building N OTHING probably throughout the entire building costs so little, in proportion, as the Sash and Blinds, Competition and improvements are thecause. no doubt. The subscriber, who has made a superior article for twenty years in this vicinity,, still continues to lurnish and make to order tho best and cheapest in this section of country, He invites all concerned to investigate the truth of this statement by calling and examining the material and workmanship. His shop and store is on lower end of Water street Also, Paints, Oils, Putty, Paper Hangings, &c. 1 0 4 0 . ____________ E. P. EARL. F r e n c h Revolaation. £ subscribers would bnvo it expressly un derstood that they havo just received, by Express j- a nicer lot of Ladies, French Slippers and Buskins than have ever been brought in town since the days of tlie French Revolution. Call and sec. A few doors north of tlie Post Office. SPERRY, FRASER & Co. Gonetsi, Ana'- 13, 1851. 70 NEW FIRM! N W S T O R E ! T <B<D©IE> 3 » T HE subscribers having purchased and fitted up in the latest style, the Store formerly occupied by D.L. LUM,asa Boot and Shoe Store, Not 4 Seneca street* would now respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of Geneva and vicinity, and the public generally, to their full and entirely new stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, GROCERXSS Paints and Oils, Dye Stuffs, Looking Glasses, L a m p s , Brushes) B r o o m s , PERFUMERY & FANCY ARTICLES. Having purchased the above stock exclusively for C a s h , and having used the utmost care in the selection of their goods, they feel confident they w ill be able to give entire satisfaction In regard to quality and price, to any and.all of thear friends'who will favor them with a call. SIMPSON <*' BRONSON. Geneva, March 7, 1851. 54 J Q & & P 3 S 2 P K 2 C B 753 It is stated that iht» Human Catholic hierarchy o f lielaud, have resolved n<ti to celebrate the rite o f marriage between a Protestant woman and Roman Catho lic man, unless the woman consents that nil the children shall bo brought up as Roman Catholics. It is added that Dr. Wiseman will uphold the priesthood of England in a similar determination. o T h e contributions to the ‘ Catholic University1 considerably exceed £30,- 000 , including no less than JE1000 from sympathisers in N e w Y o ik . A Van Dieman1?) Land journal says that a water fall, which has a clea; full of 600 Yeet, has been discovered in a rocky gorge o f the G rey Mountain, at a distance o f about twenty miles from H o bart T o w n . SHAVIN6 & HMD BBESSiE T IME subscriber would announce to the citi- . zens of Geneva and vicinity, that H E IS IN TOWN YE T! at his old stand N o . 1 7 W a t e r s t . ) with still better facilities thun ever for doing bnsftiess wkh neatness and ease. All llioso who wish to.| t„ ivnch■ r- “ S'= embracing 'have (heir work-done will, guod shears ...d shorn al.ke Th ory, Delicacy o f f e t c h , and BrUiaucy r„znv9. i„ „ s„,i»f.,ctnrv manlier, will do him a o f Execution. O HIO Fire.proof Point Agency; uDo, New York Fire-Proof Paint, for sale to dealers and paintor* by the ton or bbl. at low rates hv M ay I. A. D. PLATT. w . s SMITH is agent for £ d d y 5S P r i n t i n g I n k s , and lias a supply on hand. Common Printing ut25 cts.,extra, 30 o le,, and Book nt 40 cts. tho pound. Geneva,Jan. 1,1351. P E D L A R S C AN BE SUPPLIED WITH IIALL & EL- TdN'S goods, at New York prices by JOHN H; TILLMAN. P L A T F O R M SC A L E S . ASSORTMENT OF DUUYF.E, FOR- P ian o -F o r fes T im e d . Oct. 1. IttvI. SCYTM & Co., Scales, warranted equal to uny in the world, and ten per cent cheaper, for sale bv • JOHN H. TILLMAN. 83 TV LiaUID HAIR DYE. B ROWN’S H a HI DYE ha* been fully tested by the H ai rdres-tpr-t of Genova. Tltvir ver dict is that it i* ‘ he safest in usn, The color is nerrn utent, tlie effect in*iantae<>us, without color ing the skin. A very *m:ill quantity only is re quisite, being sure to uike effect the first time.' Further c<un men ii* unnecessary first time. Furth er comment is «nnect*h*urv. kindness, anil themselves a favor, by making his acquaintance. r n i r n u '”pU r\ r°un<1' ul' k„i,,d,| Tur.ES HAUL’S N y m p h Soap,is R new of llair Oils, 1 ei’fiimery, end Hair Inviioralors, J botank.fprepamiion, for rendering the skin for removing dandruff and scurf from the head. 1 i t > o , ** He will be happy to wait on Ladies,pr Gentle, men who are unable to call at the shop, at their places of residence, nnd will do his ut most to please them, in performing any branch of his business. LEVI I(. s h u l i n g b a r g a r : Aug, 13, 351. 7-0. N O TIC E E X T R A O R D I N A R Y . AffAnt fur Seneca is 11. PARMKLEE. Sejit, 2tiili, JAMF. s V r o w n . I T HE c h in a t e a A W o rd to the Farm ers. Custom W o r k D o n e on SUort Notice^ A T T 11E XV U l T B S P R I N G M I L L S . T HE subscriber having put in a new set of Bolts, (or the purpose of docimr Custom Work, is now Ready to wait on all who may favor him with their pationage. ii. H. MORRIS. _ April. J?3, 1851.______________ 00 M ACARONI) « fredtly imported article tllUdav received in Store, nnd for*»lo b Nov. 25, M l . GEO. P. MOWRY. 1 y . M r. Swisshelm, editress o f the P itts- Sarsaparilla burgJfVisitar, says, that a man in regi- ^I'W^SEND'S.Uiiy.suu’s, Palmer s.KellyN mentals alw a y s rt.akes her feel as it som e- r ................. 1 .. r,. .»*.r.-«? i body had lust a monkey. parilln.for sale l*v H. PAUMELKE. D r. Holin.es, in one o f his poems,says 1 1 never heard a hearty laugh fiom out a viltiau's throat/ Sam aud Seth werfc talking about fencing, the att o f self-defence, and the like. Sam remarked that he had seen a lail^c/tce. 1 P ooh ! ’ said Seth, 1 that's nothing ; l\*e eeen a hat box* A m e r ican C u tlery. A NEW AND HANDSOME assortment of Pockpt Cutlery, from tho celebrated XVutcr- vjiln Factory. Van bo found at very low price*, at the subscriber’s, who is prepared to sell ut wh -lesiilc and retail. If you love others they will love you. I f you apeak kindly to them, they will speak kindly. L o v e is repaid with love, and hatred with hatred. W ould you hear a sw eet and pleasing echo, speak sweetly and pleasantly yourself. H e z being told that Bunyan stands at the head o f allegorical writers, sagely ren ’ - ked that he had always thought bunions were confined to the feet. Country Merchants supplied nt New York Prises, JOHN H. TILLIV|\N. GENEVA COLLEGE- T HE Trustees of Geneva College are re quested to meet at the College, on the 9th day ot December next, nt 2 o'clock P. M. Wm, 8. Dt: ZENG, Chairman. Nov. 19. 1851. 90 STORE. HE subscriber would tespeeffully an nounce to the citizen* of Geneva and vicinity, that he is now receiving one of the largest and best selected assortments of G R O C E R I E S over brought to this village • embracing every vnrieivof Sugar*. Ten*.Coffees, Molnssea.Spice*, Fish, I1 mils, Soaps, Oils, Qordu'ge, Broom*, &c., all of which be offers at wholesale or totail, ut a small advance from cost, for Ready Pay ! Those who wish to uso economy, and get more goods for one dollar than at uny oilier place, will do well to coll nnd examine my Stock and Prices. Indore purchasing elsewhere. N. B.Jiist received, 20 Chests of Fresh old Hyson Too tin lop article, only 50 cents per lb., warranted to suit, or the cash refunded. T. R. LAMBERT. No. 16 Water st., Geneva. 63 fio Tell Your Neighbors TO C A L I , A T GENEVA CLOTH DILL, soft and fair, giving the most sallow Complexion a delicacy and fairnetts which tho most- youthful mightcovet. Sold wholesale nnd retail, by fifi H. PARMELKE, 24 Seneca st. Som e th in g N e w . C arpet T a c k s , with leathered heads, just received at TILLM AN’S. C U T L E R Y . 4 LARGE A ND NEW SUPPLY by Railroad, verv cheap, now arriving at JOHN H. TILLMAN’S. N. Y. & Erie Railroad Ware-House On the Canal, near the Dcopt o f the A . fy R . Rail Road , Geneva. T HE subscriber will contimic.thebusiness of Storage and F o r w a r d in g , at his Warehouse, Goods received and forwarded by Canal, Rail Road and Steamboat. All business entrusted to hi* cave willbe punctually attended to. Blossburg. Peach Orchard- and Lehigh Coal for sale ut all times. Qi^Cash paid for Wheat nnd nil other kinds of produce. 1 JOSEPH PRICE. Geneva, Jan. 9.1850. 4 1 F I S K ’S P A T E N T M E T A L 1 C 5 0 0 ) 0 0 0 lbs. W O O L W a n t e d , which the highest priceprice willvtll bee paidaid inn cash, bv June 3, 1351 for x b p i c H, T L & G .C .SE E L Y E . 66 P la n k W a lk s . A LARGE supply of N a i l s , of just the size /A . fer Plunk Walks, nttlie lowest, market prico. JOHN H TILLMAN. BURIAL CASES, A IR-TIGHT and Indestructible, for protect ing aud preserving the Dead, for ordinary Interment, for Vaults, for Transportation, or for any other desirable purpose. For sale at the Coffin Ware-Room of A. H. BARBER, May 27, 1851. G5tf Main.st., Geneva. H O N E Y P A S T E , an excellent remedy for chapped hands, for sale by H. PA RMELEE, 24 Seneca st. OOKtNG Glass Platesa^it May 1. A . D. P l a t t ’ s . I W ' I JH.IIOUIC i A Celebrated R a t D ESTROYER which,says the originator,effectually buuUlic* from the premises every Individual speci men. l ihls excavating provision-steallog race, by simply spreading a smaU portion of it on bread, nnd throwing Hie plrce#'1 where rat* and mice frequent.—1’ricc one shilling the box. Sold at the City Drugstore, by 86 Oct. 15,1851. ti, P. MOWRY. Rochdalv, Eng., lately, Henry Box rown, the escaped slave, gave an ex- UiA ion o f his ‘ panorama of American uiuvery, for the beoefit o f Hungarian | uvery. refugees. F lo u r and A p p le Barrels. F OR SALE, by tho subscriber, at the White Spring Mills, 2000 Flour and App.le Barrels, well *e'i*6ned,and o f tho beet quality. Apply at he Mill*. 3 _____________ R. H. MORRIW. Knives, Scissors & R a z o r s . A FINE assortment—choice patterns, and very cheap; also G o ld Pens, Pencils, T h im bles, Toothpicks nnt1 an endless variety of Fancy articles atviy received by DERBY ORTON & CO, No. 5, South side o f Seneca strert—a few doors West of the Franklin House ., ERE they can see a very largo nd desirable assortment of U lonufnciurcil C loihlug, made of cloths so durable, in a manner so ac ceptable, and style so fashionable, ami withal sold so v e r y c h e a p , as to pleas* every behold- 1 A er and purchaser. I B r o a d c l o t l i S ) C a s s i m e r * ) V e s t - in g S ) & T r i m m i n g S ) sold by the yard or piece at extremely low prices. Also a va rious extensive and beautiful assortment o f G e n t’s F u r n ish in g Goods, Consisting of s£>enders, Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, Handkerchim, CoUars.Shirts, Bosoms, Gloves, Hose, Wiappers, Drawers, &c. CUSTOM WORK promptly atiended to by E. KENT, J. H. NICHOLS, and the proprie tor. As this is the general Depot of Fashions for this and the surrounding places, the Trade ore. informed that tha proprietor keeps con stantly on hand G bmo C. S cott ' s far-famed U a b i t i o n R e p o r t s ) which they should never be without if they wish to “ keep up with the times and fashions.” HENRY SAVAGE. Geneya, Oet. 3, 1951. L P URE Cod Liver Oil in bottlesor by meas- nre. a t (M n y l.) A. p , P l a t t ’ s . \W r a p p in g P a p e r . I OO R e a m s brown Wrapping, and twenty five reams white Tea Paper, just received, and for salo very low. by DERBY, ORTON, & Co. Aug, 27th, 1S5K__________ _ _____________ 78 J e n n y L in d , R OSE. Lily, ami Palm Soaps, of tho finest French malre. Just received from tlie Importer. These soaps D R . ST O R M ’ S C e lebrated Scotch Cough C a n d y , P REPARED from his original Receipt, by H. W ade , of St. Louis, Mo., a safe and pleasant Remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Shortness of Breath, Hoarseness, and for clear ing the Voice, and strengthening the Lungs. This Candy has been sold in the city of Edin burgh, Scotland, for the last fifteen years, and now bears a higher reputation than any other article offered as a cure for the above diseases. Price 10 cents per roll.—For sale at the City Drug Store, by GEO. P. MOWRY, M o r tgage Sale. W ILLIAM W. GUEEiNR and LUCY H„ hie wife,of the village of Geneva, Ontario County, and State of Ne-.v York, b y an Indenture of mortynge hearing date the 1st doy of June, 1847. anil recorded, together with the power of sale therein contained, in the Clerk’s Office of the Countv ot Omarlo.-in Liber 30 of Mortgage^ at Folio 20 1 , duly moriguged to P hixbhas H routy of said village of Geneva, “ All that certain piece or inner! of land situate, lying, ami b>*ing, iu the village of Geneva aforesaid, being a fr.rt a t ' Eight Acre lx>t number three, (3) according to Annin & Burton's plan of said village, bounded as follows—UoDiinencing at n point in the north line of William street, one hundred and twenty six feet east from the north-east corner of Grove and William slra ts; thence northerly on the east line of B. H. Bartlett’s lot, and parallel with the ua*t line of Grove srreet. three hundred and ten feet; tlmice easterly about the centre of the swale, In a direct line to a cedar stake, ninety-six fqct; thence southerly parallel wiilf said west boundary, and ulnety-slx feet distant therefrom to the north line of William street.; thmicewesterly on saiil north line of Will iam st. to the place of beginning, being the lot ami prem ises on which the party of the first part now resides. And default has been made in the payment of the money cured by said mortgage whereby the said power of said has become operative. There is elain»d to be due on said Mortgage at the time of the first imblicallon of this notice, six hundred thirty-nine dollars sixty-live cents, ($039.05) m-d no suit or proceedings nt taw have been In stituted for the recovery of the money secured by said Mortgage, or any part thereof. Now, therefore, notice Is hereby uiven, that, pursuant to said power ot sale und the statute iu .uch cases made and provided, I lie said Mortgage will be foreclosed, by a sale of said mort gaged premises, ut public auction, on the fifth day of March next, at ten o’clock hi the forenoon, at toe Frank lin House hi the village of Geneva, Ontario County. .Da ted, Geneva, Dec. 10, 1851,. PHINBHAS PROUTY, M o r t g a g e e , KioDga fc B radford . //«//». 93 SHE R IF F’ S S A L e ” ’ B Y vnue of a wilt of'execution tn me Issued and de livered, out of the Supreme, Court, of tho Stale of New Yorh. daied'95th.lnnf-, 18.51, agninst tlie personal and real properly pf Samuel L Jonqs, John B. Mliohvll. Joseph Mitchell, ami George 1). Mitchell, ) have taken and seized all their, and each of their right, title, interest, ahd estate, of, in, ami to the lands ami premises described as follows: “ All that certain piece or parcel of land-situate. lying and being on the east viiieof Water street, in the viUaec of Geneva, County of Ontario, and State «d New York, being part of lot number fifty-nine, in John Smith’s subdivision of lot number eighty-id^lii, attlie fool of Seneca Lake, and bounded a* follows. East by theSeneca Lake; West, by Water st.; Soulh,hy land formerly owned by Andrew P. Tillman, and on the North by laud formerly belonging to Horace Meecli and David Hollingshoad, containing seventy-one f«$et in front, on Water st., more or less. Bxcopiina and reserving out of Paid lot of laud about twelve feet \in front, on Water st. hi the north-west corner, bountled south by a right- angle line from Waters!, until It iuiernovtn the north line of sold lot, as thesrime was conveyed to D-HoHIng'-hcnd.” Which 1 shall expose for sale, at Public .Attclion, to the highest bidder,at the Franklin House. In me village of Geneva, Ontario County, on UieGili day of December, A. D., 1851, nt 111 o’clock, A. M. 80. WM.I1. LAMPORT, Slicriir, By G korou C lutb , If rider Sheriff. Dated, Get. 2i, 1851. w 80 The above sale is postponed Ull the 3t»t day of Decem ber Inst., at tlie same place uttd hour of the day. Due. 6th, 1851. Wat. FI. L amport Sheriff, Geo. C ldtx , Under Slvrlff. M o rtgage Sale. D EFAULT having been made in tlie payment of ci-r- taiii tnnniessecurud to »e paid in ami by a curtain In denturi! of Mortgage, executed by J ohn R. B arns *, and M aria III* wife, ol the-town of Seneca, in tho countv of Ontario, to J ohn G oundry , of Datisvllle, in lhc^oiinty of Livingston, bearing dale the fifteenth day of October, eighteen hundred and forty nine; which said Indenture of Mortgage was duly recorded in the office erf the Clerk of Ontario county,ii) Ut.er 40 of mortgage*, at folio 253, on the 14th day of January, 1850, nt six o’clock, P. Al. Anil whereas, the sum of one thousand one hundred and forty seven dollars, and seventy seven cents, is claimed tobcduc, ami unpaid unpaid mortgage at the date hnrcol. being the first publication of this notice, and no suit at Law lias been instituted to recover the same on the bond, or any partthvreof. Notice!* hereby given, that in pursuance of the power contained In said mortgage, the premise* herein after de scribed wilt bo exposed, to public sale or vendue, at Hie Temperance House, kept by Owen Edmoinfeton, in tlie village of Geneva, in said county, on the twenty fourth day of February next, nt ten o’clock in the forenoon of that day, and so much thereofsold ns may be necessary io satisfy the Mtm above stated to be due, with interest thereon, and tlie costs and expenses of such sale. •'Pile preniiuce to be sold are described hi said moitgage as loliows: “ AM those certain pieces or parcels of Laud situate lying and being In the town of Seneca, In Hie county of Ontario, described a* follows: That part of lot number thirty-three, in the Gore between the old and now pre empt ion lines, bounded thus; Beginning at the north east comer of lot thirty three, thence west on the north Uiie.of said lot to the old pre cmpiion line, thence south on said line so far distant that a line parallel with the north line above described will contain two hundred acres, thence on said parallel linn io the east line of said lot thence north on said east line to the place of beginning ; con taining two hundred nerve. Also subdivision 'ot number fiveoflot n a tuber thirty one, In said gore, containing ninety one acres one rood and twenty-two perches. Ref erence to a deed executed bv W illiam 8. C iupman and wife tn J ohn U, B arnbs , of date twenty first of Sepicm bor, eighteen hundred nnd thirty-five. Also subdivision number seven of lot number thirty-live, in Ryckman's locution, In the said Gore, containing one hundred and fifty one acre*. Reference to a deed of the same lot ex ecuted by David (’nthcart, Musterlon t/re end Robert Tioup.to John R. Barnes, of date twenty seventh day of October, eighteen hundred and twenty-seven.” Dated, Geneva, Nov.Slilh, 1851. JOHN GOUNDRY. JAMB? II. WOODS. Attorney. 91 Relief in Ten Minutes, Cure in a Few Days , insured by T h e G r e a t F o r e ign R e m e d y . i DR. LOCOCH’9 PULM ONIC W A F E R S * iOR tho Cure o f Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pulmonary Consumption, ami all affections o f the Breath and Lungs. Manu factured by I'L TAYLOR, Rochester, N- Y*, the only true and genuine proprietor and manu facturer oq the Continent of America, by assign, mentof right from J ambs J ohnston . Im p o r t a n t to C lergym e n . [From the Rev. Owen Thomas, Hol/hond.] Dear Sir—-Dr. Locock’s Wafers do a great deal of good to my voice. I got a bed cold from a dump bed about thirty-five years ago, and my. voice was very bad ever since, giving great pnin to me when preaching or singing—and 1 am very fomJ o f singing, i used many different medicirrea and some of them did mo good for a little time]; but Dr. Locock’s is thebes't o f nl 1— it clears my voice and slops the coughing instantly, 1 have never found anything to compare with it. I have been 33 years a Wesleyan minister, nnd all the Wesleyan Methodists in the principality know me; 20 years o f which I spent at Holyhead; and I am personally known to all the first men of tltat body, many of xyhom have admired the ef fects o f the Wafer* in clearing the voice and stop ping the cough—they never get such medicine be fore. My wife, ever siuce Christmas, has been very well after taking two boxes. I am a witness of their power to stop a frightful fit vf coughing in an instant. 1, as a Wesleyan prenclier, cal! on all preach- ers nnd singer* of every denomination to lobe these Wafers for improving tho voice and curing coughs. You may publish my testimonial for tite excel, lent Wafers if you wish. I am truly yours, OWEN THOMAS. Im p o r t a n t C a u t io n . I do hereby caution the public ugbinstbuying or using a sputiousund worthless medicine man ufactured l>v James Bryan, Rochester, N.Y., call ed Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers, as they are a spu rious imitation o f tlie genuine Dr. Locock’s Pul monic Waters, and n humbug upon the commu nity. Forsaloby SIMPSON & BRONSON. Geneva, April 29 1851. Gl E x c e lsio r Soap. A NEW and superior article, called the Ex celsior Soap, which, for all the various purpo*jes to which soap is applicable, is thought to be superior to nil others. For the removal of oil, paint, tar. ink, &c , it is excellent and works equally well in hard, soft, cold, warm, or salt water. The subscriber has just receiv ed * large supply of Excesior Soap, which he offers to dealers and others at about the same p/ice as common soap. May 1. S E N E C A L A K E FO U N D R Y A n d I r o n W o r k * ) 5 Corner of Castle and Water Sts,, Gentta. T 1HE Subscriber manufactures STEAM . E N G IN E S, C A ST & W ROUGHT IRON F L U E B O I L E R S ,M I L L GEAR. 1N G ,CASTIN G S A N D M ACH IN ER Y all kinde. He makes and sells Burrall’ s Shell Wheel and Plain Plows, the C a s t I r o n I mproved B u u r k ye , and a variety o f others. Also the celebrated B uck ’ s P a te k t Aie ' T ight C ooking S t o v e , R a c e ’ s S b l f - A ctiiu R e g ist e r ,with agenerolassortmen to f P arlor , Box and K itchen S toves . „ t1 J. R . JOH NSTON. Geneva, July9,1851. 35 ~~ SILVER, R OSEWOOD, Mahogany, Black Walnut and Common S h o w C a s e s ) a new and splendid article; with French double thick and Plate Glass, for Jewellers, and Merchants gene* rally ; Cases of all prices made to order, and on hand, by E. P. EARL, Water Street, Geneva, N Y .— Orders by mail attended to, and.Cases Shipped to any part of the United States March 5, 1 8 5 1 . _____________ 54^ AGENCY\ OF D R . £ . S . F I T C H S CELEBRATED MEDICINES, U 'SED by him with such distinguished suc cess in the cure of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma, Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Piles, Female Complaints, &c. Ac. Also Dr. S. S. Fitch’s Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes, and Lecture# on Consumption, and the art o f preserving Lite and Health to Old Age,& c. k c . Mr. A , D. PLATT, Geneva, has been ap. pointed Agent for the sale of the above Goodf. • and will keep them constantly on hand at Itii store, in Geneva. N. Y. fjg- Dr. Fitch’s Guide Book to Invalids, anil Directions for Promoting Health, and Instruc. tionsto Mothers, in the Management of Child ren,” may be hod.gratuitously, by calling /or if at the Store ns above. An extremely vnluabli Book. A. O. ANDREWS. Sole Travelling Agent for the State of New York. ]ylOG5 I TEAS! TEAS! TEAS. T HU subscriber ha* just received n new supply of w f Choice fresh Teas, which he eelectcd With more thin orilltmrv care, with the assistance of one of the best jadgn <»f Teaa’ hi New Yorh. he Is therefore confident that can snit the palate of the moat fastWloos, and the pour of nil. For sale, wholesale and retail, by ■ Oct.4, l6»l. Ztt A. h. PLAIT. 1851. i. 1fl % ii ... A.D PLATT. T F a r m e r s A t t e n d ! FLAXSEED TO LET! HE subscriber hns Flaxseed which he offers to Farmers for sowing, and will pnv TEN SHILLINGS PER BUSH EL FOR THE CROP. No charge will be made for the use o f the deed. GEO 1\ MOWRY, Apiil 1,1851. City Drug Store,Geneva. P i lls fo r R a ts. IT YON’S Pills for the destruction of Rats nnj -8 —4 M ice; also, Magnetic Powder for the des truction cf all kinds o f inserts, which are war ranted freo from poison. For sale at wholesale nnd nrtailjiy J^M ayJ.) A. P. PLATT. B a k e r ’s Brornta. A COMBINATION of the Cocoa Nut with other ingredients, innocent,strengthening, and agreeable both to invalids and persons in health. For sale by H. PARMELEE, 24 Seneca st. ! HE subscribor is agent for tlie side of the P a r ish P s a lm o d y , and P a r ish T H y m i l S ) and is prepared to lurnish Churches with them, at the Vubljshei’s prices. Churches wishing to introduce new Hymn books cat, get u copy for inspection, and also ran find the recn. mendations o f the best kind, fori lie above hook® \Y\ II. SM ITH. tSencva, Dec. 10,1850. D e p o t o f Shaker B f o o b h s . T HE subscriber is prepared to supply dbalers with any quantity of Shaker Brooms, at the same price charged hy thorn at their villngo oi in New York. [M-.y l. | A. D. PLATT. JJA I N T S and Oils, all kinds, in any quantity and at the lowest prices, at May 1. A. I> PLATT’S. € Estate o f T h o m a s RobsoU) de ceased. N OTICE isTglven to all persona having claims against the Estate of T homas R obson , late of the lown of Seneca, in present iho same with the vouchers therefor, o either of the subscribers, ot llielr respective places of 'esidence, on or before the 6th day of May, 1853. O R 1 L . E E X T R A C T . — Extract of Common Witch Hazle, uuequnlled by any similar preparation, for fheumatism, bruises, sprains, tooth.ache, sire throat, qninzy, &c., used both internally nnd outwardly. This article is very highly recommended by the Hon. John C. Spencer, and other distinguished per sons.' It should be kept in every family. H. PARMELKE. G5 Sole Agent in Geneva, A N e w A r r i v a l , BRUSHES of all kinds— several new nnd beautiful patterns of H a i r B r u s h e s * at H..PAUMKLEE’S, 24 Seneca Ft. OTId D BARDEN, > Expcutors JE8SB T. GAGE, i LXRCUlors' Agent for Geneva. Geneva, July 21, 1851. 73 W o n d e r fu l D iscovery. exceed in all ueFlrnbl#* qn’illtieg aim•»*t any Rlmllnrertlcle ever Introduced, nml arc sold nt one Fl'iilMug the coke. Also the pure Uncoa Nic Ofl 8 <mp, lieautlfufiy while In tippeanmce, arid highly fragrant; at elx pence Uiccake. Sold ntUic Vlty Drug Sloro, by 86 Oct. 23. 1851, G. P. MOWRY.. FEW an Keepers, at 69 £W more F r e n c h C l o c k S ) Gothic td Alabaster, .warranted perfect Time E. BARNARD'S P la t f o r m and C o u n ter Scales. T HE subscriber would call tho attention of tho public to the fact that ho is tho agent for tbo «nle of all goods manufactured by Doryce Forsyth' & Co., of Rochester, who hnvd taken the first Premium ut several of the State Fairs, both of this and other states, for their Scales, which aro warranted equal to nny manufactured, ond much cheaper. Sugar Mills. Letter Presses, Store nnd Warehouse Trucks of all sizas, on hand or fur-1 nished 10 order. JOHN H. TILLMAN. Congress W a ter) D IRECT from the Congress Spring, at Sara toga, just received, and for san* by H. PARMELEE, 24 Seneca »t. Jane 9th,1851. • 57 T HE only sure remedy fpr H e m o r r h o ids or P I L E S ) known to the world, is £ PAGE’S ANODYNE OIL, Just now discovered in the middle of the Nine teenth Century, warranted to cure, i f used ac cording to dirctions. For sale by GEO. P. MOWRY, Agent for Geneva. y July ?3, 1851. ___________________73_ H . H . & G . CL S E E L Y E ) H AVING completed their first fall purchase, nre prepared toofferafull supply of fashion able Plaid and Chameleon Dress and Black Silks, Raw Silks, Parmotlns, French Merinos, Muslin DeLnines, AIpnccue, Cheney Mohair, a new artiplo,for dress, Shawls in great variety, Muslins, Embroideries, Hosiery, Woolen Yarns of every kind. Cloths, Cassimercs, &c. &e. Tho above, with numerous other articles, wo offer with confidence, as being in chenone**, quality, and variety, comparable with nny stock this side of New York. Geneva, Sept. 24, 1851. 82 \™ CARpET ST O R E . T HE Subscribers have just added largely to ■ N o tice I S hereby given to all creditors having claims against CuAitLss A. W illiamson deceased, formerly of Ge neva, Ontario county, Hint they are required to cxliib t such claims, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at Ills office In the village of Genova, in the county of Ontario, on or before tho twelfth dav of February next. JAMBS II. WOODS,Executor, S e c . Dated,Geneva,2dih July,1851. 74mC \Orrict RociiKSTenii S vracvs * It. It. C ompany , t Canandaigua, 6th November. 1851. * N O TID E. T WO calls of Ten Dollars each, on each share of the unfilled stock of this Company, (the first call pay able on tlie 1st day of December next, ami the second on tlie 1st day of January next,) has been made by resolution ofthe Directors of this Company. Any Stockholder prefcrlng to pay both calls on the 1st day of Dec. n**xt, (sny t*20, a share,) may de so.\find re ceive Interest thereon front that day, payable on the regn. Inr dividend days- L . . . ... The pavmynis may be made to the credit of CHARLES SEYMOUR, Treasurer, at the office of J. E, Thayer* Brother. Boston, Bank ofthe State of New York, In the ChyofNev York, Bank of Syracuse, Batik of Auburn, ami the RocUoster City Bank, aud Certificates of the De posits. to be forwarded to this office, at which poyincnts will also be received. __ P9 w 8 CHARLES SEYMOUR, Treasurer. A History of the Purchase and Settle* m ent o f W E S T E R N N E W Y O R K , B ULKLEY, BENNETT, & CO. have ad ded to their Musical department a fine stock of M E l i O X ) B O C T S , Manufacture o f PRINCE & CO. Attention is requested to the superior quality of these instruments. Geneva, March d, 1851. N E W GOODS. r n HE subscriber is now receiving New Goods jL every day by Railroad* and is prepared to offer greater inducements than ever in prices. Carriage Makers can find a large and excellent assortment ol goods in theirline.many o f which can be sold at New York prices. JOHN H. TILLM A N. H a t s ! H a t s ! H a t s ! C h e a p ! ' C h e a p e r ! C h e a p e s t I J U S T received, at the Old Estab- lished G e n e v a H a t Store) a general assortment o f Summer H a ts, w h ich, together with their usual assortment o f H A TS AND G A P S , wll be sold ascheap ascan be rrocuredw e s 1 o f New York. W IG H T & C L A R K . G e n e v a , July 16,1851 . W rought Iron R a i lin g . r| lH E Snbscribei having received the agency T H E S T E A M B O A T S . In connection with N. Y. and Erie Railroad, Leaves Geoeva a» 4.00 A. M. » “ 1.30 P. M. And tire Tran* rn connection with the same Arrive- in New York ut 8.06 o’clock, P. M» and ot 10.14 “ A M . Trains leave New York at 6.00 o’clock, A. M* and 8 1 6,00 ’* I*, M. Boats in connection with the same Arrive in Geneva nt I0.5D- o’clock, A. M« end at 3 -3 0 11 P- M* Making the landing* only on the morning p»# sage down, And tho aftmtvoe pusenge up. Fate from Buffalo to New Y..rk $7 86 Fare from Rovhesior to New York 6 31, Faro from Geneva l<> New York 3 00 ED\ A Second Class Car is attached to eacl Train. 1 L 1 , P. S. Parties of Pleasure going up the Lake and returning the same trip* eba-rges only half Fare. The New York nnd Erie Railroad Co. ore jne pared to take FREIGHT from Gencvaund Jefivr Son with care and dDpotch. J. PR IC E . Agent, Office at tho N. Y. & E. R. R.Siore H » « Gonevn. Geneva, Jan. 22, 1851. B iim lt B o o k s . W H, SMITH is manufacturing Blank * • and is prepared to sell nt a* low priff*’ as any other o^taldishmcnt in the Stme, of -turn quality, nt No. 31, Seneca street. Geneva, Jan.1, 1851. C V»~c\ra THE LADIKP & ci : n I l R MEN—Among ihe the tliousnml Invenimm- Dial « Uaftv being brought before the public in thl* ago of >&« prove ment. one more, and no? die least, has made hasp penraiice, designed expressly for your benefit. In intro duclng to you LYON’S* KATIIAIHON. which lias been awarded tho PREMIUMS at the New York nnd Michngan State Fairs for Ih51, wi the best article for restoring thn Hair, und kevplng tt frrm friNfng nut. however much ibis n»bie ornunivui may have beta weakened by disease, or other causes One Trial Will prove to you more sullsfaciory, then hnn- dreds of certificates from person* you never beard ol.liv ing awav downcast. Tty *i, «ind judg- for yourselves* there!* no hmulmg about this, bin It iaan article that Is every day used by hundreds of families, to tln-ir entire satisfaction. There I# nothing in its composition that i< in the least Injurious in the Imlr. On the contrary hwift leave your hair In a healthy state, and t-ticuually «.* siroy dandruff, leaving the hair under Its apphcaiivn, always CLEAN, FOFT AND GLOSSY, dressed In any style. It is invaluable for Us benn'Uyleg and InvFcoraling qualifies, impartleg to the hair the fra* grime* ol the most delightful flowers. For the lolh r, ll i* uth quoted* Try it ladies nnd gentlemen, and if yru find ii answer# yoflr cxpeciations. ihc Proprietor would be happy i«i receive your patronage, nnd assistance in Intro* duclng ft to vnur friends. Also, LYON'S EXTRACT OP JAMAICA f-INGER. for dispepsla, gout, rheumatism, cramp, cholera, cholcr* morbus, nervous nml sick hendneho, sea sickness, imhifi a , &c. ‘fhe great advantage of the Fluid Extract, or Err* ence of Jnmalca Ginger, is that In a very ‘ cnuceniiaicd form, it contains all the above principles, without nnyi the inert matter, which makes it much more ogrviablet the stomach, and at tl-e same time more palatable. Try a single bottle, nnd ll not satisfied, our Agents authorised to return the money In every inttance. Orders from dealers supplied nt the usual discount, by nddicssing I064yi THOMAS it RUSS, Mew York. A.D, PLATT. Sole Agent for Geneva nnd vicinity H a d l o c k ’ s Syrup. H ADDOCK’S celebrated Vuhnonic Syrur fur sale by H. PARMALEE. May 13. 24 Sonera ?f. T u I e s H a u e l ’ s celebrated P e r f u m e r y * o f A frerh supply, just received, nnd for sale low, by H. II 4 RMELEE, 56 24, Seneca sf. |Y EW STYLES OF FLUID LAMPS, G W -L v Candlesticks, &c., just, received ot tb* City Ding Store, by G. P. MOWHY June 3 , 1851. W INDOW PAPEU nnd Transparent Shade* from the manufacturers, and will bn soi<fc remarkably low,by Jnne 3,1851. G. P. MOWRY. P lated B r i t a n n i a C o ffee Pots* Tea Pots and Castor#, The latest patWa*- ci n be found, for lowptices, nt 9 _____________________ E . BARNARD’S. L IME for vfhite-Washing—a first rate arti- cle o f Eastern Lim e; also, White-Waeh. Brysh^s, for sale by . A. D. PLATT. May 1, Drugs a n d M e d icin e s , C HEMICAL Glass Ware, Paint*, Oil*, Dye- Stuffs, ond Window Glass, at wholesale and! retail. H.PARM ELEE. 24. Seneca *r Pease’ s Cough Candy) C OD Liver Oil Candy, Page’s Cough Candy and other kinds for sale by H. PARMKLEE, 24 Senecast. P h y s ician s ’ P r e s c r ip t ion s C AREFULLY compounded at 11. PARA/fl\ LEE’S Drug and Chemical Store, 24 Senen street. ________________ S H E L L COM BS. I \D U F F A L O HORN,Buck and DiesuHi^Cambo*. for the . . . . of Wickers,,an,., Varcn, Wrought ^ L ^ J e e ' Z y u t m p , ^ * Railing ts now prepared to take orders for w complete me l u j r Iron the same. This Railing lias been most favorably received wherever it has been introduced. It is more beautiful and durable than cast Iron, nnd A ND of the rise und |iiogre*s and presen;! «t the same time loss expensive. Fdr enclosing / x state o f tho P r e s b y terian Church Cemetery lots. Door Yards, Balc°m e*,&c^n is in that section, by Rev. James H . Hotcltkin. Also, F i t c h ’ s C h irograp h ? , designee for learners in Geography, being plates pfroporec for delineating maps ofthe world and countries formingtho principal subdivisions., just received by ’ W ,H . SMITH. D o c t. M a r c liisi’ s C ELEBRATED and highly approved Catho- licon. for the relief and cure of suffering Females, for sale at the Citv Drug Store, bv GEO. P. MOWRY. N. B.—Call and get a pamphlet,gratis. Geneva, April 1, 1851. F IGS, Prunes, [Nts, Raisins, Currants, &c. for sale by Muay 1.] A . D. P ilatt . j N O TIC E. their stock of Carpeting, and now offer Ta- [ opposite H . H . & G. C. Seelye s, Senecn st. pestry and Brussels Carpeting) Three Ply do., Superfine and Fine do., Venetian do.; Matting, Ruggs, und Floor Oil Cloths of all widths. H. H. & G. C . SEE LYE. Geneva, Sept. 2 4 , 1851. jJ. z ; , i d f B U R R A L L ’S P A T E N T Shcll-wheet Plow s— No.3,$G,00and N o .5, $6,50. most admirably adapted. A sample of this Railing can be seen at my store, where other in formation can bo obtained. __________ JOHN H. TILLMAN. W i n d o w Sash a n d B l i n d s . f i n H E subscriber continues to keep a supply o f H„ S tshand Blinds at reasonable terms, at his old stand. South aide of Seneca street. Also, PAINTING. GLAZING 8c PAPER HANG ING. Pure Belleville White Lead, nnd nil kinds of paints for sate. All orders promptly attended t.o. He trusts to the generosity o f the publtefor atibnral patronage. SAMUEL WILSON. Geneva July 9. 1851. 53 J.R. JOHNSTON. G e n e v a , Aug. 5,1851. 52 V ICTORINES and CUFFS, inn received at 92w 8 CARROLL & C O ’ S . T RICOPHKROUS — Barry’ s—also Phnlous Invigorator, two very popular articles for promoting the growth and luxuriance «>f tho Hair, for dale by G. P- MO.WRY. June 8, 1851. ______________________ _____ S O D A C rackere. (New Yoj-k make; )fi»r d£fe ey _________ _____ _________ B. BARNARD, P a inters) A t t e n t io n . T HE subscriber having a good set of cash paying customers, will soil out to any young man of good moral character, wishing to es tablish himself In business. Possession may be had on or before tho first o f March nexr. 87 _ Geneva, Qct 29, 1851. S. GREENE. T R A C T D EPO S ITO R Y^ J UST ESTABLISHED, at the Store ofili# subscriber, 31 Seneca street. Tho Geneva Tract Depository; embracing a full assortment of all the Tracts and Bound volumes published: by the Am, TraciSociety, This selectionembro*?* 284 void., and more ihnu 1000 Tracts , which fa sterling worth nre undoubtedly the richest lection o f reading in the English Language- . Book# and Tracts sold at the same lo\rPf,ct* las at the City Depositoiy. in New York* #<PU , w # h . s . v / t h . i-ii .Tan l 1850. Y a n k e e SoAp- S UPERIOR for shaving purposes. Also, Walnut Ot Military Soap, some as low os 6d. per coke, ana e flue article too. For sale al the City GEO. P. MOWRY, Nov. 19,1351. 0
